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A stand-up comedian is doing a gig at an open mic venue. The show is not going as she thought it would. Faced with this situation, her body reacts strangely, offering the audience the most grotesque show of their lives.
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A stand-up comedian is doing a gig at an open mic venue. The show is not going as she thought it would. Faced with this situation, her body reacts strangely, offering the audience the most grotesque show of their lives.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jano Pita
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Studio:Jarana Films, Actores Madrid Callao SLU
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